Again, if you look at the object browser, you will probably see those are
properties of the control object and not of the listbox itself - such as
rowsource as an example. When the listbox is on the worksheet, the property
is ListFillRange and is provided by the OLEObject. If you can set them,
then I don't see anything to fix. For the events, I am not aware of a fix.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"R Avery" wrote in message
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Actually, not only cannot I trap those events, but when I set the
class's ListBox (or any other control that I have tested), it does not
seem to have all of the proper methods according to intellisense. For
example, it is missing the Top and Left properties. However, I can set
these despite not being in Intellisense.

Why? Is there anyway to fix this?


Tom Ogilvy wrote:

those events belong to the control object - the container on the form
that
holds the listbox. To the best of my knowledge, you can't manage those
events from a class.